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Landon Schulze Celebration Shot
Landon Schulze scored his third goal of the season – and second in as many games – Sunday vs. Regis (File Photo)
1
Western Washington WWU (4-1-1)
1
Regis REG (2-1-2)
Western Washington WWU
(4-1-1)
1
Final
1
Regis REG
(2-1-2)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Western Washington WWU 1 0 1
Regis REG 1 0 1

Game Recap: Men's Soccer | | Jeff Evans, Assistant AD for Athletic Communications

No. 14 Vikings Play Tough Regis Squad to 1-1 Tie

Landon Schulze scores game-tying goal in 30th minute for the Vikings

DENVER, Colo. – The No. 14 nationally ranked Western Washington University men's soccer team earned a 1-1 tie against a tough Regis University team Sunday afternoon in non-conference action.

 

The Vikings are 4-1-1 overall through the first six games of the season, with the two games in Denver (lost 3-1 Thursday to Westminster) opening a six-game road trip. Regis moved to 2-1-2 on the season while playing a top 25 nationally ranked opponent in every game this season.

 

The Rangers opened the scoring on their home turf in the 12th minute when Liam Corr received a give-and-go off a short corner from Jan Grillitsch and finished just inside the near post on a shot from 17-yards out.

 

WWU found the equalizer in the 30th minute on a strong solo effort from sophomore midfielder Landon Schulze. Freshman midfielder Noe Garfiasstole the ball near the center of the field that fell to Schulze. The Langley, BC native did the rest, making a run down the sideline to beat his defender, but into upper right corner of the 18-yard box and placed his shot into the lower left corner for his second goal of the weekend and third on the season.

 

The Vikings defense held Regis off the scoreboard in the second half, despite a barrage of 13 shots over the final 45 minutes of action. Senior goalkeeper Charlie Dyer made three saves in each half to help the Vikings record the tie.

 

Regis (2-1-2) was coming off a 3-1 victory over nationally ranked Seattle Pacific on Thursday and has faced a nationally-ranked team in each of its five games this season. The Rangers held a 20-4 advantage in total shots and 5-2 in shots on goal.

 

UP NEXT

The Vikings (4-1-1, 0-0-0 GNAC) remain on the road next week traveling to play at St. Edward's in Austin, Texas on Wednesday and Dallas Baptist on Friday, with both games featuring a 7 pm (CT) kickoff. The complete 2026 schedule can be viewed online via wwuvikings.com/MSOC.

 

QUICK STATS

#14 Western Washington 1, Regis 1

Date: September 13, 2026

Field: Regis Turf Field   Site: Denver, CO

Attendance: 93

 

Goals by period                 1  2    Tot

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#14 Western Washington........  1  0  -  1

Regis.........................  1  0  -  1

 

SCORING SUMMARY:

1.       11:38     REG       Corr (Grillitsch)

2.       29:09     WWU       Schulze

 

Shots: REG 20, WWU 4

Shots on Goal: REG 5, WWU 2

Saves: WWU 4 (Dyer - 4), REG 1 (Jennings - 1)

Corners: REG 6, WWU 2

Fouls: WWU 7, REG 6

Offsides: REG 4, WWU 0

Kits: WWU (Navy), REG (White)

Updated Records: WWU (4-1-1), REG (2-1-2)

 

RECORD BREAKDOWN

Here is a look at Western's record breakdown for the 2026 season:

 

2026 RECORD BREAKDOWN

Overall Record

4-1-1

Streak

T1

Home

4-0-0

Away

0-0-1

Neutral

0-1-0

GNAC Record

0-0-0

Non-Conference

4-1-1

Ranked Opponents

2-0-0

Scoring First

3-0-0

Opponent Scores First

1-1-1

Lead at the Half

1-0-0

Tied at the Half

2-0-1

Trail at the Half

1-1-0

Record by Kit

White

1-1-0

Navy Blue

1-0-1

Light Blue

2-0-0

Black

0-0-0

 

2026 RESULTS & SCHEDULE

Here is a look at the Vikings 2026 schedule and game-by-game results:

 

DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION / VENUE

RESULT

8/27 (Thu.)

Chico State

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 3-2

8/29 (Sat.)

Stanislaus State (#5)

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 2-1

9/3 (Thu.)

Point Loma (#4)

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 2-1

9/5 (Sat.)

Westmont

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 2-0

9/10 (Thu.)

vs. Westminster

Denver, CO (Regis Turf Fields)

L, 3-1

9/13 (Sun.)

@Regis

Denver, CO (Regis Turf Fields)

T, 1-1

9/16 (Wed.)

@St. Edward's

Austin, TX (Lewis-Chen Family Field)

7:00 pm (CT)

9/18 (Fri.)

@Dallas Baptist

Dallas, TX (Patriot Soccer Field)

7:00 pm (CT)

9/24 (Thu.)

@Saint Martin's GNAC

Lacey, WA (SMU Soccer Field)

2:00 pm

9/26 (Sat.)

@Western Oregon GNAC

Monmouth, OR (WOU Soccer Field)

10:00 am

10/1 (Thu.)

Northwest Nazarene GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

7:00 pm

10/3 (Sat.)

Seattle Pacific GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

4:00 pm

10/8 (Thu.)

@Simon Fraser GNAC

Burnaby, BC (Terry Fox Field)

5:00 pm

10/15 (Thu.)

@Northwest Nazarene GNAC

Nampa, ID (NNU Soccer Field)

7:00 pm(MT)

10/17 (Sat.)

@Seattle Pacific GNAC

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

7:00 pm

10/22 (Thu.)

Simon Fraser GNAC

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

6:00 pm

10/24 (Sat.)

Jamestown

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

4:00 pm

10/29 (Thu.)

Saint Martin's GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

7:00 pm

10/31 (Sat.)

Western Oregon GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

2:00 pm

GNAC Championships (Seattle, WA)

Nov. 5 (Thu.)

GNAC Semifinal

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

 

Nov. 7 (Sat.)

GNAC Final

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

 

 

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